A string of history teachers have found themselves blocked by Education Minister Alan Tudge on Twitter after they contested his stance that the draft curriculum presents a "miserable" and "negative" view of our history and wrongly presents Anzac Day as a "contested idea".

NSW classrooms are still being assessed for ventilation, with the Government yet to order any air filters, as students prepare to return to school from next month.

A new strategy and research centre have been launched to help support Australians with eating disorders.

From a ‘little school out in the paddock’, Australian Christian College (ACC) Moreton has grown its enrolment 17 times over in the last decade.

If you’re a high-ability student at Preston High School, you’ve simply got no chance of coasting your way through.

Professor John Hattie has something to say on the waves of doomsday headlines that declare a crisis of learning is upon us.

Cheryle Walker believes the language we use around online learning and collaboration needs to change – as do mindsets that sing to a deficit tune.

From training former pharmacists to professional rugby players, a new model of teacher education is set to address New Zealand’s critical teacher shortage.

Your teaching toolkit is probably jam-packed with circuit breaker activities for restless classes, but what if you could build physical movement and gestures into your instructional style to step up learning?

How can classroom teaching experience and other relevant achievements count towards educators’ qualifications? Is there a way to recognise robust and officially recognised expertise in new areas to help schools deal with the ‘out-of-field teaching’ phenomenon'?

A regional WA school is sparking students’ interest in STEM by introducing Indigenous science concepts into the curriculum.